Generally speaking, the most common causes of phantosmia are: Viral infections, such as a really nasty cold or COVID-19 Neurodegenerative disorders, such as multiple sclerosis Seizure disorders, such as epilepsy Head injury , which could be from an auto accident, sports-related concussion or other trauma Migraine headaches , which can also cause visual hallucinations, known as auras Is phantosmia ever a sign of cancer
- The actual color and size of the item may be slightly different from the visual image due to different monitor and light effects
One such nonsmoker is Song Bijun, who developed lung nodules and thyroid disease two years after graduation
Absolutely zero lingering odor in the air, & zero chest discomfort or coughing
"It's not Springsteens version -- it's the cover the Hold Steady did a couple years ago." Wiersema goes on to relate a story that should lend hope to anyone who thinks there's no reprieve from the passionless condition of middle age